Dmitrieva O.V. "HONEST LAMBARD" AND "GERMANISTIC" CONCEPT OF ANCIENT PARLIAMENTThe author examined one of the concepts of the origin of English parliament, which was formed in the epoch of the administration of Elizabeth I Tudor (1558–1603) and been reflected in the works of the bright representative of the Tudor historical thought William Lambard, a lawyer, expert of the anglo-saxon sources, on the basis analysis of which it formulates the theory of the German people's roots of British political-law system.Key words: parliament, Tudor historical thought, lawyer, anglo-saxon legislative monuments, parliamentary statutes, witenagemot, royal council, the doctrine of the mixed monarchy.
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